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| A3 - Sunday News, January 3, 1982

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planned concept. Pictured left to right are Otto Lukat, Harvey Lawson, Myrna O'Brien
and Rhoda Clemiss. (lan Smith photo)

Little resemblance to reality

NEIGHBOURS living garbage dump in there,” she
near North Van- By CHRIS LLOYD told the News. “It is obvious
couver’s Premier Street agreeing that the models of a they had no intention of

Landfill are com- gently contoured Sticking toiatall”
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plans for the area to be resemblance to the cliff of shown on the contour map

turned into a golf
course were little more
than a public relations
exercise by the
municipality to gain
acceptance of the
dump.

Members of the Committee
for Opposition to Landfill
Dumping (COLD) called at
North Van District Hall
Tuesday to view
topographical models
constructed at the time the
landfill was originally
planned

garbage which faces their
homes.

In one area, where
District only recently ended
dumping. the garbage is
piled higher than 150 feet
and neighbours’ have
facetiously named the spot
Mount Bell, after Distnct
Mayor Don Bell.

COLD committee member
Myrna O'Brien said Mount
Bell is considerably higher
than is shown on the landfill
models at District Hall

“It as obvious they used
this model as a_ public

model as the eventual level
of the landfill is considerably
lower than the height now
planned by District to end up
contounng into the higher
ground of the cemetery
bordenng the area on the
east.

“It doesnt bear much
resemblance to the
mountain we have over
there.” she commented

Controversy over the
landfill became a= mayjor
plaiform for candidates
running for seats on District
council in the November
election

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